During conference season I chaired a series of fringe meetings held by the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and...
During conference season I chaired a series of fringe meetings held by the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and...
Sir Walter Scott asked: ‘Breathes there the man, with soul so dead,/ ‘Who never to himself hath said’, / ‘This is my...
Gough Whitlam died this week. In Britain he was probably known for the fact that his Labor government was outrageously...
Sometimes we should learn from our sister parties. The Australian Labor party are undoubtedly the closest to us in the...
It’s good to see Ed taking a leaf out of Margaret Thatcher’s book. Going on the intellectual offensive was how – in...
Tony Blair tells the story of walking down the street in his constituency one weekend and bumping into a long-standing...
The success of the next Labour government depends on Claire Kober, Jim McMahon, Gordon Matheson and Andrew Burns. Who...
Labour does have a problem with business. A serious one. It is not, however, one generated by the leadership. It is a...
We're really only seven months away from the launch of the general election campaign. Of course, it's nine months...
There is a time and a place for candid public advice to the leader's office about how they should be running their...
Power. We hardly ever talk about it except as an object. We want to win power – that’s why we have key seats and...
What is the right response to last week's elections? Much has been written about the meaning and the implications of...